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their tents pitched in the orderly geometry of men learning that war is mostly waiting between thunders

and rain-slick pavement glowing under the incandescent canopy that earned Forty-Second Street its luminous nickname

Presidents of the United States 1889 assembles the executive line from Washington through Benjamin Harrison in a single commemorative arrangement

The image carries the strange hush of a metropolis reduced to grid and ash

hand-lettered scoreboards

Barchris Motor Court Goldendale Washington Frame Style:Ebony Frame their tents pitched in theBarchris Motor Court Goldendale Washington arrives in roadside repose tidy cabins lined along the highway beneath Klickitat County's wheat gold hills, neon flickering against the dusk as Mount Adams looms blue on the northern horizon. A waystation for the motoring traveler, its tourist courts and gravel drives are preserved in the saturated hues of a linen postcard from the open road era. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the